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Most Canadians disagree with courts, as Feds vow to appeal niqab ruling
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September 17, 2015
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3:21Now PlayingBrian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports that the Federal government is going to challenge the court ruling that came out the other day saying that Zunera Ishaq could wear a veil when swearing her oath of citizenship.
An Ipsos Reid poll shows that 88% of Canadians disagree with the courts on this. It's a bad idea which we've talked about many times before.
Some including Justin Trudeau seem to think this is about minority rights but I don't know what right he thinks he's defending by saying you don't have to show your face while swearing an oath of allegiance.
Multiculturalism is about welcoming and respecting other cultures in Canada but it is not supposed to be about replacing Canadian culture with Sharia culture.
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